Clap 005 – A feast for the eyes

Telling the story of wartime captivity by comparing different camps November 2025: while we wait for the austere issues to settle (building permits, financing dossiers, various authorizations, etc.), we invite you to take a little trip into the future museum!Computer-generated images, yes, but images that project us into the atmosphere of the MUCAP (Museum of […]

Clap 004 – Preliminary design: The museum takes shape

In June 2025, the museum reaches a new milestone: from the Avant-Projet Sommaire (APS) to the Avant-Projet Définitif (APD). According to the dictionary, we’ve gone from a “summary” project (concise, quick, summary, schematic) to a “definitive” project (final, firm, fixed, ultimate). There’s still a long way to go, but the definitive preliminary project takes us […]

Clap 003 – Freeze frame

A museum of captivity: what for? A sensitive subject if ever there was one, on both the German and French sides, we decided to do this “freeze frame” to take a step back and answer the question that many people may be asking. Fabien Théofilakis, head of the scientific committee, summarizes three points of entry: […]

Clap 002 – Preliminary design (APS)

Vue axonométrie du Préambule et de la salle d'Introduction

Every architectural project unfolds in a succession of well-defined phases, each with its own contribution to make. After the sketch, the Avant-Projet Sommaire (APS) appears on March 12, 2025…In our case, the APS is an architectural, landscape and scenographic study whose aim is to verify “the realism, feasibility and approximate cost of the project”.Architecturally, the […]

A prisoner-of-war museum on the horizon for 2028 near Sainte-Mère-Eglise

Article published on France Bleu on 20/05/2025. A museum dedicated to prisoners of war is to be built a stone’s throw from Foucarville. This small village housed over 100,000 German prisoners from June 1944 to 1946-1947. The camp was run by an American lieutenant-colonel, Warren J. Kennedy. It’s a little-known story in the Cotentin region. […]